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spent more than 20 years leading technology initiatives at a Fortune 50 financial institution before leaving to build businesses of her own. Her latest venture is BloomVox, a marketing agency focused on creative, strategy, and visibility. From the start, she set out to change how an agency runs, how the work gets done, and what it’s like to be a client. April is building both the agency and the technology behind it herself. Instead of a stack of disconnected tools, she’s creating one system where AI agents pass work to each other, support production, and keep clients up to date. She’s also getting the platform ready to license to other marketing agencies. Each BloomVox client gets their own AI agent, called Bloom. Bloom knows the client’s brand, answers their questions, and takes their requests, then hands work to specialist agents behind the scenes. People lead the creative direction, make the strategic decisions, and approve everything before it’s published.

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